Erasmus+, European Alliances (Arqus) and Swiss-European Mobility Programme
Open to undergraduate students from:
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European Union member states
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Programme-associated countries (Turkey, Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland, Serbia, and North Macedonia)
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Switzerland (Swiss-European Mobility Programme)
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ARQUS Alliance universities
For more information about the process and documentation, click here
Erasmus+: Third countries not associated to the program (International credit mobility)
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Open to undergraduate students from non-EU Partner Countries that have a signed bilateral Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM) agreement with the University of Granada.
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Mobility activities must be compatible with the student's degree learning and personal development needs.
- Standard stay duration: 5 months (running from the Induction Days, one week prior to the start of classes, through the exam period). Reductions are only granted in exceptional case.
For more information about the process and admission requirements, click here
Free-mobility students
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Aimed at students coming to the UGR outside the framework of any bilateral exchange agreement.
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Mandatory enrolment status: You must be officially enrolled at your home university both at the time of application and throughout the entire period of your stay at the UGR.
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Maximum duration: Stays are strictly temporary and cannot exceed one full academic year.
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Tuition fees: Unlike exchange students, free-mobility students must pay regular UGR public tuition fees according to the number of ECTS credits taken (currently €12.62 per ECTS credit, with full-time enrolment typically comprising 30 ECTS per semester / 60 ECTS per year), plus applicable administrative fees.
For more information about the process and admission requiremens, click here
General Application deadlines
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Applications for mobility periods during the first semester or full academic year*: |
From 1 April to 15 May. |
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Applications for mobility periods during the second semester: |
From 1 to 31 October. |
* Remember: the full academic year at the UGR usually runs from September to June. The first semester, from September to February; and the second, from February to June.
Additional student support services
- UGR Buddy Programme: Tick the option "Solicito el Programa Mentor / I wish to apply for the Buddy Programme" in your online application to get peer support upon arrival.
- Students with Disabilities or Special Educational Needs (SEN): Specific inclusion and support services are available through the Vice-Rectorate for Student Services and Campus Life.
Contact
- Academic queries & Learning Agreement: International Relations Office
- ETSIE Mobility Coordinator: Gloria Titos Vela
- E-mail: etsie_movilidad@ugr.es (In the subject: Last Name, Name and Query)
- Technical issues with the online application: Central International Relations Office (intlinfo@ugr.es).